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Cable and Wireless Engineering College at Porthcurno

Cable & Wireless telegraph form

Potential Cable & Wireless radio operators training at the Marconi Radio School, Marconi House, Strand, London in 1912. Students sitting at desks, writing and wearing headphones.

(2 copies of photo)

A blurry photo of a piece of equipment used at Cable & Wireless, Porthcurno.

This photograph shows submarine telephone cable (shore end) on the seabed off Bermuda, part of the Canberra Project.

Porthcurno cable station (Cable & Wireless). View of cable chain relay equipment with commutation panels and test equipment. In the foreground, one 'wing' of the control console can be seen (bottom right) with FMVM panels in the centre rear. This…

Mr Mylor

Built 1926 Registered with British Railway Commission No 3302 1968

Built in 1929 Registered wth British Railway Commission No 3033 1968

Built in 1919 No 1530 Registered with British Transport Commission No 3304 in 1968

The Hong Kong/Guam section of SEACOM was laid during September and October of 1965. Assisted by Cable & Wireless Ltd, repair ship Cable Enterprise Mercury completed the lay into Guam on 22 October 1965. This photograph shows a repeater entering the…

CS MERCURY cable tank showing inner cone, also the crinoline is shown on the tank bottom.

C Ds from Robin Lenman of Serena Wadham Archive Catalogue/Chronological lists/photos stored in the Archives Room. Morrab Library CopyNO NEGATIVE OR PHOTOGRAPH PRESENT

C D of Penzance Conservation Area October 2005 located in the M neg box. 2005..

C.S. Recorder, weighing 3,300 tons gross, built by Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson in 1954, seen here in the Tyne as she went on her sea trials.

(duplicate of SHIP 4.034)

General view of one of the many engineering training departments showing telegraph relay equipment for student training at the Cable & Wireless Engineering College in Porthcurno.

Photo of engraving of The Falmouth, Gibraltar, and Mediterranean Telegraph titled 'The Cliffs at Porthcurnew Bay, Cornwall'.

From Illustrated London News 25/6/1870. See PREVREF 1786 & 1743